The National tribune., 1887-09-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The News from All Parts of the
World.
ABROAD.

ABROAD.
William O'Brien, editor Of United ireland, was
4 arrested at Dublin on Sunday while seeing Mr..
Labouchere of on the steamer for England.
Mr.. 0'Brien refused TO answer a summons TO
appear before the Magistrates at Mitchelstown,
on Friday, and a warrant was issued. lie said
the whole proceeding was farcicai; that the
| Magistrates had made up their minds In i'm
prison him, and that he would not be party
10 the hollow sham Of n trial unless he was ar
rested and taken before the court by force.
The of1ense with which Mr.. 0'Brien is charged
| is incitng TO riot on the occasion Of evictiJns
in County Cork several weeks ago Addressing
the tenants he said a. tell you that the Eng
lish people would despise you aud say it served
you right If you were TO lie down without fight
ing for your homes."-The casualties of the
Mitchelstown (Ireland) riot include three per-
sons killed and 81 Constables and ID civilians
injured.-News from Henry VI. Stanley has
been received dated July =. lie was then 10
days march in the interior, and was proceed
| ing up the Aruwemi, which he had found navi-
gable above the rapids He had lanched the
steel whaleboat and raft. The members of the
expedition were in good health. Stanley ex-
pected TO arrive on July % at the center of the
Mobodi District, and to reach Wadeai by the
middle of August.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Mrs Henry Sell. of Grove Point, was shot and
killed Sunday afternoon near Chicago while on
her way TO funeral. She was riding in a
buggy and was struck by a stray bullet fired
by one of party of Chicago picnickers who
were shooting at a mark.--Dr. Leonard st.
John, of the College of Physicians and Sur
geons; Levi Dell, janitor of the same college
Capt. John Irving, commander of the schooner
Edward Blake, and Capt. John Freer, conf
mander of the George A. Marsh, have been in-
dicted by the grand jury of Chicago for con-
spracy in assisting in the escape of Boodler
McGarigle.-J. G. Harris was shot twice in
| the head at the Berwick Hotel, in Cambridge,
o., Saturday. He staggered to the depot and
boarded a train for Caldwell, several miles
south, which place lie reached in an ex-
hausted condition. Harris says that young
woman named Louise Morrison did the shoot
ing because he would not consent 10 mar
ry her. He will probably die.-While
at work in New York Saturday on a scaf-
fold, at st. Georges Memorial Chapel, Claus
A. Peterson missed his footing and fell on a
projecting iron rod on stairway below and
was impaled. The rod entered his chest and
passed out of his back.--On Sunday William
II. 0les and George Pinney, in Monterey, Mass,
were going hunting In taking a shotgun from
their wagon both barrels were discharged,
blowing of 0less head and Pinney's right
arm.--Dr. Borcheim, a physician of exten-
/ clNS TIC
House, Atlanta, Ga, Sunday. The cocaine
habit is the supposed cause.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The soldiers monument at Braddock, Pa
overlooking the site where Braddock was de.
feated. was unvailed Saturday. Between 6,00i
and 1000 Grand Army men and Sons Of Veterans
participated in the parade, in addition TO which
there were a number of civic organizations in
line Ex-Gov. Pierpoint, of West Virginia, and
Gen. Gibson, of Ohio, made the principal ad-
dresses. The monument is a handsome one
I The casting of the stem of the new United
| States cruiser Charleston, now being built al
San Francisco, has been successfully accom-.
plished there. The steel sternpost was cast
June p, but the casting of the stem was a
greater feat, the stem weighing fully l6.00t
pounds. 1t is said TO be the largest casting
ever made on this continent.-A Bradford
| pa paper publishes an account Of the wan.
derings of Augusta Kellogg, who ran away
from home when but ~ years of age, and after
an absence 80 years returned TO her home las
week 10 find her father, three brothers and thre,
sisters dead and her mother living in Nebras
ka. IL was supposed that the woman wa
burned to death in the Chicago fire.
The operators OF the Lehigh pa regioI
have shown no disposition 10 recognize the de
mands of the men or arbitrate the grievance
OF which they complain. The result is tha
$4,000 mine employees in the Lehigh region an,
the Panther Creek Valley struck Saturda.
evening. The 1900 employees of the Shamokir
Valley also went out.-The storms of Thurs
day and Friday, last week, in Arizona were tn
most severe ever known in that section. Fiv
miles Of the Southern Pacific track, between
Tucson and Benson, was washed away. Tn
flood is the worst ever known in Arizona
Miss Mary Tucker. young Essex Conn., heir
ess, c0iored her face, married her fathers negr
: coachman, and fed with him. The Indian
apolis Board OF Trade and the Hendricks Gu
are at variance, each claiming the right TO rc
ccive President Cleveland when he reaches tina
city.-A fire broke out in group of sawmill
at Minneapolis Saturday evening, and five mill
were destroyed. Losses were: Eastman, Bove
& CO., $4,000; Cole & Weeks, SG0,OO0; Merr
man, Barrows e. Co., 100000; c. H. Smith
Co., $4,000; McMullen & Co., $4,000.